Aug 12, 2025
If you ask me what I am I will tell you a lot of different things.
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If you ask me what I am I will tell you a lot of different things.
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Drawing Cole variants, Extra 13: Scuba
I don’t think he would have liked being so deep underwater. Thankfully the aquaphobic and the thalassophobic stayed out of that
Extra 12 || Extra 14
will graham being bi and aware of his attraction to men and simultaneously being oblivious to any sort of sexual tension in his relationship with hannibal until bedelia spells it out for him is just the objectively funnier, and more enlightened interpretation to fellow dumbass bisexuals.
the first wretched thing we ever hear quark say about his wretched sexuality in emissary part 2 is "i love a woman in uniform" which establishes him INSTANTLY as a whore a pervert and a freak in Ferengi society (not just clothes, authoritarian clothes???) but still manages to come off as generic slimy little man dialogue to other humanoids. haha, what a guy, etc. that bitch is living his best life off world, where he gets to be both a smarmy misogynist AND a femmedom bottom??? for all he waxes rhapsodical about Ferenginar & complains about the Federation and Bajor, I truly believe you couldn't get him to live on Ferenginar permanently again for money
MORE proof that Ras will be a ninja! Ninjago has a red guy, a blue guy, a green guy, and a robot... but we don't have any furries in the ninja team... is this a sign that Ras will join the ninja team and let his thing hang???
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i think greet death is the band i've listened to that covers "sometimes i am genuinely angry at my friends for being happy in a moment where i'm not" the most
which, it's not a pleasant feeling even if i'm sure it's fairly common. so i get it not being common to cover. but still.
Sorry if these are, like, abundantly obvious to other people. But, some small details about You (the Netflix show) that I haven’t yet seen people point out after a rudimentary search through the tags, is how Joe (the main character) will bring up books to the audience, and what his choice of book and how he chooses to describe them says about HIM.
I noticed this way back in season 1, in the first episode, he brings up the book Don Quixote. He describes it as “a guy deciding to become a knight out of chivalry” or something along those lines, it’s been a while. Its interesting that he chooses to describe the book that way, because it completely leaves out that the main character does this in the midst of complete delusion. He doesn’t “decide” to be a knight, he genuinely believes he IS a real knight. And a lot of the rest of the book is about the problems his delusions cause for those around him.
This immediately reflects how Joe thinks and behaves throughout the series. He believes himself to be a knight, protecting these women he fixates on. But his actions overwhelmingly harm and cause problems for the women he ensnares, and everyone around them. And most of all, he can never even conceptualize that he might be the problem.
The next example I can think of is in season 2, where he says the line, “he can’t resist her Lolita act any more than I could.” Which is a line that made me recoil into my skin. This line carries a similar meaning that the first line did, but in an even more direct and sinister way. Lolita, the book in reference here, is about a man named Humbert predating on a young girl. The book is told through the perspective of this predator who is obsessed a young girl named Dolores. He depicts her as knowingly seductive, when in reality she is a victim to grooming, abduction, and abuse. This is a direct reflection of Joe’s own narration, which highlights how unreliable of a narrator he is. His placement of roles and interpretation of the book here reflects Humberts own, and shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the novel that reflects his own warped view of reality.
There are almost definitely more instances of lines like this in the show that i either missed, forgot about, or haven’t encountered yet. But these were the ones i could explain clearest.
Anyway, I’m only on season 2.